yeah id love to go to japan...i wanted to see mount fuji and also the voice actors and watch lots and lots of anime in japan...even though i don't know how to speak the language nor understand it...hahahahahaha

I want to go to Japan because i am very interested in their culture as well as Language. On top of that, i have never left my state since i grew up so im kinda isolated to the entire world so to speak.

I would of course want to explore more than just anime in japan. seeing a hot springs and checking out the main mountain would be cool and other sites. Going to one of the major cons might also be fun.

True, when I went to Japan I was too busy enjoying Japan to spend time watching anime and reading manga. Watched some late night shows after coming home from sakaya but I didn't even have time to read on the train as it was usually full and most times I was just on for a few stops before transferring to another line. Oh, before hanabi they often showed anime on a big screen as a preshow but sitting at home watching TV, are you kidding??? I was in Japan!!!

And I found it was still necessary to preorder manga, even in Tokyo. The first day stuff arrived it often sold out before I got to the honya. Good thing I didn't have much time to read there! Here back home I enjoy anime and manga to remind me of living in Japan...

At first, it was anime that inspired me to take a closer look at japan. After a while, i realised that i really liked the japanese culture and lifestyle, and have now decided that I will go to japan in the future.

I have spent alot of time in japan and I have to say that anime has nothing to do with Japan. I know, I know, that sounds ridiculous, but it is true. To those who have never been but want to for the anime need to understand that anime, and the entertainment from there in general is how that nation wishes it was. Japan, especially when you get out of Tokyo (shout out to Sasebo), is a wonder place. The people are kind and polite to a fault. However they are also major conformists, mostly out of social pressure to be so. They are beaten down by that system into being the type to take the safe path and not rock the boat. They wish they were wild, free, loud, and as confident as their entertainment is, but they are not. Not because they are cowards, but because they have so much to lose. Go to Japan if you want to see Japan, but don't go if you want to see Anime/Jpop/TvTokyo land as you will be disappointed.

I have some family who ran a missionary in Japan for 20 years who moved back here in 2006. It was always interesting to listen to their stories about them converting people to Christians when they were in Japan over the phone. Many in my family had visited their missionary over the years, but I still have not had a chance to visit their specific missionary myself (Its suppose to be very active) and basically lost my "I'm family so let me in card" since they moved back to the states.

No, I'm not only interested in anime, but in Japan in general. Because I am a Martial Artist, I have always been extremely fascinated by the Samurai and I would love to go to Japan to learn about the Samurai and how to fight like them. Obviously, I would go to Tokyo, Harajuku, etc. But anime wouldn't be my only reason for visiting.

Anime was the first thing that initiated my interest in going to japan, but being the realist I am
I did lots of research on the customs and history of the land of the red sun...anime made me like japan
, but Japan itself made me fall in love with the culture and the country.